Wednesday, February 25, 1987
Daily Nebraskan
Pago 7
Air O-mmrdl teaimMg im Mmcta
By Atsuko Ohara
Staff Reporter
Although many Nebraska National
Air guardsmen may consider their Hon
duran training in mid-April to be some
thing like a spring break, deployment
to a controversial area is causing objec
tions from at least one peace-movement
organizer.
The Nebraska National Air Guard
Civil Engineering Squadron will train
for two weeks beginning April 18 at
Palmerol Air Base, 45 miles from El
Salvador and 75 miles from Nicaragua,
both embroiled in civil war. The U.S.
backed Contras are based along the
southern border.
Col. Kenneth King, commander of
the 155th Base Engineering Squadron,
said the guardsmen will practice elec
trical wiring and construction- works
that they would do if called to war. He
said he doesn't think this deployment
is particularly special.
"It's kind of neat that we're going
out of country" to train, he said.
Eut Larry Zink, state coordinator of
Nebraskans for Peace, said he is con
cerned with the deployment to Central
America. .
The administration is "getting around
Congress objection" to its Nicaraguan
policy by "Using the National Guard by
moving the site to Central America
and actually training there," Zink said.
Although the deployment is called a
training, Zink said, "it is a part of a
process of construction of superstruc
ture" for the base. While polls show
American citizens don't support the
government's policy, the United States
has built up five or six major bases in
Honduras, he said.
However, Zink said he knew the
Nebraska Guard has no choice of the
training site.
The Guard was under the governor's
control, Zink said, because historically
it was needed for state emergencies
like blizzards, crowd control and backup
for the military forces in wartime. Last
year, however, the governor's veto power
was removed, he said.
"It is a veiy dangerous change" to
lose civilian control over military power,
he said.
Regarding who is in charge of the
National Guard, King said, "I'll leave
the question to politicians."
"Whatever the governor or the presi
dent of the U.S. chooses to work out the
laws of our country is fine with me,"
King said.
"I'm a soldier. I'll do my job that I'm
told to do."
As for security, King said he feels no
danger.
"We have been told to stay exactly
on this base. We're not going to be in
the (Contra's) area We're really not
concerned with what they are doing
there," he said.
Reflecting the commander's view,
young guardsmen are looking forward
to the trainig without fear.
Mike Kaup, a UNL student among
about 55 Air Guardsmen who are going
to Honduras, said, "I don't feel any
thing heroic" about going to Honduras,
but "I'll be more confident in support
ing the National Guard" after the
training.
Kaup, a senior mechanized agricul
ture major from Genoa, said, 'This is a
great opportunity, ... I'm looking for
ward to the training and everything I'll
learn."
"I'm excited about going because
I've never been out of the U.S.," he said.
Mark Heithoff, a sophomore at South
east Community College, said, "It's
kind of fun just to travel to see some
countries."
Zink warned that the administration
is trying to prepare for war in Hondu
ras. The National Guard is carrying out
the administration's policy, he said.
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